Sean Dyche could be tempted by a move to Celtic should the Scottish champions decide a mid-season managerial change is needed, according to BBC News.
The report suggests the former Everton and Burnley boss, currently out of work in the Premier League, would be open to discussions if an opportunity at Parkhead materialises.
It remains firmly in the realm of speculation at this stage — there's no indication Celtic are actively seeking a change in the dugout, nor any suggestion contact has been made with Dyche or his representatives. The BBC's piece is presented as gossip rather than a concrete story, so fans should treat it with caution until more substantial reporting emerges.
Dyche, known for his pragmatic, well-organised sides during spells in the Premier League, has been without a club since leaving Everton. Whether Celtic's hierarchy view him as a candidate, should circumstances change, is not yet clear from the available reporting.